Is there any way to find out whether we have opened page in Touch UI or classic UI in javascript

[manank71376227]

Is there any way to find out whether we have opened this page in Touch UI or classic UI in javascript

like we have in classic UI to find out whether page is in edit mode or design mode.

CQ.WCM.editMode

Please suggest.

[Jitendra_S_Toma]

Easiest way to find out a solution in javascript is through AEM page URL.

1. If the URL contains ëditor.html" then it is TOUCH UI
2. If the URL contains "cf#" then it is in classic view.

This could work for now However, if someone changes these URL's ( through config or adobe next release), this solution wont work.

---Jitendra

manank71376227 wrote...

Is there any way to find out whether we have opened this page in Touch UI or classic UI in javascript

like we have in classic UI to find out whether page is in edit mode or design mode.

CQ.WCM.editMode

Please suggest.

[edubey · Accepted solution]

Hi,

I would recommend to you widget API method provided for these:

https://docs.adobe.com/docs/en/cq/5-6-1/widgets-api/index.html?class=CQ.WCM

getMode() - Returns either the current WCM mode: MODE_EDIT, MODE_PREVIEW and MODE_DESIGN, or MODE_TIMEWARP

Thanks

[Jitendra_S_Toma]

Adding to what already said about using cq api,  just make sure cq widgets do not get loaded on publish instance. - Jitendra